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TR-34 to Permit M-1977-342 <br /> Environmental Protection Plan <br /> Monitoring: Chemical storage containers are routinely inspected in accordance with the SPCC <br /> Plan by Mill personnel to assess effectiveness and integrity of each EPF system. Maintenance <br /> and/or updates to facilities, systems, equipment, or procedures are performed as needed to <br /> be protective of the environment and to prevent releases. <br /> Mill EPF 2.6 — Syntex Storage: Syntex is a frothing agent used in the Mill process. Syntex is a <br /> mixture of sodium lauryl sulfate (current product is called Naxolate) and hot water. It is mixed <br /> in a 17,000 gallon tank behind the regrind mills, then transferred to a 33,000 gallon storage <br /> tank. <br /> Effectiveness: Releases of this chemical would be contained directly by the Mill sump system. <br /> The Mill sump also contains a high-level alarm to provide warning in the event of a large release. <br /> Monitoring: Chemical storage containers are routinely inspected in accordance with the SPCC <br /> Plan by Mill personnel to assess effectiveness and integrity of each EPF system. Maintenance <br /> and/or updates to facilities, systems, equipment, or procedures are performed as needed to <br /> be protective of the environment and to prevent releases. <br /> Mill EPF 2.7 - Sodium Lauryl Sulfate Storage: Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (current product is called <br /> Naxolate) is a precursor to the frothing agent Syntex that is mixed with hot water in the Mill <br /> process. It is stored inside the Mill building in 220 pound drums. Maximum storage quantity at <br /> the Henderson Mill is 120 drums (26,400 pounds). <br /> Effectiveness: Releases of this chemical would be contained directly by the Mill sump system. <br /> The Mill sump also contains a high-level alarm to provide warning in the event of a large release. <br /> Monitoring: Chemical storage containers are routinely inspected in accordance with the SPCC <br /> Plan by Mill personnel to assess effectiveness and integrity of each EPF system. Maintenance <br /> and/or updates to facilities, systems, equipment, or procedures are performed as needed to <br /> be protective of the environment and to prevent releases. <br /> Mill EPF 2.8 - Tergitol NP-9/9N9 Surfactant Storage: NP-9/91\19 is a surfactant used in the leach <br /> circuit in the mill process to prevent"lumping"of concentrate. It is stored as a liquid in a storage <br /> tank with a capacity of 9,400 gallons. Prior to its addition into the Mill circuit, NP-9/91\19 is <br /> pumped to a gravity feed tank with a 500 gallon capacity. <br /> Effectiveness: Releases of this chemical would be contained directly by the Mill sump system. <br /> The Mill sump also contains a high-level alarm to provide warning in the event of a large release. <br /> Monitoring: Chemical storage containers are routinely inspected in accordance with the SPCC <br /> Plan by Mill personnel to assess effectiveness and integrity of each EPF system. Maintenance <br /> and/or updates to facilities, systems, equipment, or procedures are performed as needed to <br /> be protective of the environment and to prevent releases. <br /> Mill EPF 2.9- Quicklime Storage: Quicklime (dry lime, burnt lime or calcium oxide (CaC)) is used <br /> for neutralization in the mill circuit. Henderson receives and stores the solid quicklime in a <br /> storage tank with a capacity of 31,760 gallons. The quicklime is subsequently hydrated or <br /> "slaked" to form calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2) and dosed into the tailing slurry. The slaker <br /> building is constructed with a 2 foot high foundation wall and drains that will direct any <br /> overflow to the tailing discharge line. <br /> Climax Molybdenum Company August,2021 <br /> Henderson Operations Page 27 of 45 <br />